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Meanings of bitter disillusion in English

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Usage of bitter disillusion in English
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He understood Mark's feeling of bitter disillusion, and made another attempt at conciliation.
The Precipice
2
They were, in their way, outcasts; they were poor; the future might hold bitter disillusion.
The Precipice: A Novel
3
A few days after this rather bitter disillusion, an apprentice brought Christophe the following laconic little missive:-
Catherine De Medici
4
Then all thought of self was merged in the realisation of his loneliness, his suffering, his bitter disillusion.
The White Ladies of Worcester: A Romance of the Twelfth Century
5
A bitter disillusion ran through her.
The Happy Foreigner
6
What remains is the bitter disillusion on all sides of the racial divide that his murder has laid bare.
The Guardian
7
He would flee that very evening, return to Paris, disappear there, and forget his bitter disillusion in the practice of humble charity.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Rome, Volume 4
8
That's beyond me, monsieur, but if I vaguely understand you, the fantasy belongs to the brilliant Carlos; the bitter disillusion was Santos's fate.
The bourne ultimatum
9
But he suffered bitter disillusions when the work was finally printed; the creator never found his creation sufficiently perfect.
Honoré de Balzac
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